BJT Low Frequency Response-Basic Electronics and Transistor-Lecture Slides, Slides of Electronics

The course gives the students a sound knowledge of Fourier transforms along with Fourier integrals, partial differential equations, advanced vector analysis, complex variables and complex integrals. This lecture includes: BJT, High, Low, Frequency, Response, Analysis, Mid, band, Gain, Base, Resistance, Equivalent, Circuit, Coupling, Capacitance

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EE216 Electronics -

Lecture

EE-216 ELECTRONICS -I

EE216 Fall 2011

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Acknowledgement:

The author of these slides acknowledges that

most of the slides used in this course have been taken from thecourse material provided in the CD accompanying the two text booksmentioned below.

Some of the slides have been modified and some

new slides have been added.

The author would like to appreciate

and give full credit to the efforts of the original creator of the slidesand would

categorically mention that the material used is

purely for academic purpose and not whatsoever forcommercial use.No commercial use of these slides is either intended and allthose accessing this material are advised to use this materialonly for academic

non-commercial purpose.

^

Microelectronic Circuits Sixth Edition,

by Sedra, Smith Oxford University Press

^

Fundamentals of Microelectronics, by Behzad Razavi, John Wiley & Sons Inc Modified by Assistant Professor Saleem Iftekhar, SEECS NUST

RECALL: BJT High Frequency Analysis

H

'

H

'

1

1

1

ω

ω^

s A

R C

R A sC

V V A^

M

sig in

sig M in

o sig

  • ⇒ ≡ + = =

RECALL: BJT High Frequency Analysis

ⅴ⅘

BJT Mid-band Gain with

(^

L C m sig

B B

B B

M^

R R g R r R r R

r R r R

A

π

π

π

π

(^

L C m sig

B

B

o sig M v^

R R g R r R

r

R

V V

A

G^

π

π

^ 

sig

B B

B

L C m B

M

R r R r R r R R R g r R A

π

π π

π

(^

)^

(^

 )

sig

sig B B

L C B

sig

B

B

L C B

M^

Rr

R R r R

R R R R r R r R

R

R

R

A

π

π

π

π

(^

)^

sig B sig B

sig B

L C B

sig B sig B

L C B

o sig M

R R R R r R R

R R R R R R R r

R

R

R

V V

A

π

π

β

β

(^

sig B

L C

sig B

B

M

R

R

r

R

R

R

R

R

A

β π

ⅴ⅘^

ⅴⅨ

⅙⅙❸

)

BJT Low Frequency Response (

⅙⅙❸

)

⅙⅙❸

)

BJT Low Frequency Response (

⅙⅙❸

)

ⅴ⅘^

ⅴⅨ

)

(^

L C m sig

B

B

o sig

M v^

R R g R r R

r R

V V

A G^

=

π

π

⅙⅙❸

)

The input side equivalent Circuit LFR (

⅙⅙❸

)

o s

s

s T

ω+

==) (

)

(

1

Where

1

1

sig

B C o P^

R r R C^

= ≡

π

ω ω

⅙⅙❸

)

BJT Low Frequency Response (

⅙⅙❸

)

)

(

1 1

1

sig

B C

P^

R r R C^

=

π

ω

ⅴ⅘

ⅴⅨ

↉↕^

∄≐

  • ∄^ ≐ −

⅙Ⅱ

)

BJT Low Frequency Response (

⅙Ⅱ

)

 

 

=

β

ω

1 1

2

sig B e E

P

R R r C

⅙Ⅱ

)

BJT Low Frequency Response (

⅙Ⅱ

)

ⅴ⅘

)

(^

L C m sig

B

B

M^

R R g R r R

r R

A^

−=

π

π

[^

]^

s A R R r C s

s A

V V s A^

M P

L C o C P P M

o sig

3

2

3

3

1

1

) (

ω

ω

ω^

  • ⇒ + = + = =

⅙⅙❹

)

BJT Low Frequency Response (

⅙⅙❹

)

Combined BJT Low Frequency Response ) =^ )(

3

2

1

 











=

=

P

P

P

M

o sig

s

s

s

s

s

s

A

V V s A

ω

ω

ω

1

1

1

(^12)

2 2

1 1

   

^  

C C E E C C

L^

R C R C R C f

π

Example 5.19 S&S 5Ed